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Spacing

noun

The time between occurrences of a repeating event.

The property possessed by an array of things that have space between them. Synonym: spatial arrangement.

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"Spacing" Quotes from Famous Books

... stifled her. She fetched her cape and hat. They were lying upon his table, and as she took them she could see the sheets of an unfinished letter. The writing was firm and fine, with the regular alignment and spacing of one who is deft about handwork. Her eye glanced over the page; the letter was in answer to a doctor in Baltimore, who had asked him to cooperate in preparing a surgical monograph. "I should ...

— The Web of Life • Robert Herrick

... their origin as a piece of hide betrays the beast that wore it. But he noticed then that Canadian journals left neither spoor nor scent—might have blown in from anywhere between thirty degrees of latitude—and had to be carefully identified by hand. To-day, the spacing, the headlines, the advertising of Canadian papers, the chessboard-like look of the open page which should be a daily beautiful study in black and white, the brittle pulp-paper, the machine-set type, ...

— Letters of Travel (1892-1913) • Rudyard Kipling

Words linked to "Spacing" : tightness, placement, denseness, triple-spacing, distance, rate, dispersion, density, even spacing, arrangement, concentration, openness, double-spacing, space, single-spacing, distribution, compactness